Original Hand-Painted Green Tara Thangka | Masterpiece Painting | Tibetan Buddhist Art from Nepal

This is an original hand-painted Green Tara Tibetan Thangka, a unique and exquisite piece of Buddhist art created in Nepal. Green Tara is one of the most beloved goddesses in the Buddhist pantheon, representing compassion, protection, and enlightened activity.

She vowed to continuously work in a woman’s form until all beings are liberated from suffering. Her vibrant green color symbolizes life, energy, and renewal, while her youthful and playful expression embodies compassion with joyful strength.

🪷 Symbolism and Gestures

Extended right leg — readiness to spring into action and help all who call upon her.

Right hand in Varada Mudra — the gesture of granting blessings and protection.

Left hand in Abhaya Mudra — the gesture of granting refuge and fearlessness.

Lotus flowers — purity and radiant spiritual power.

Green Tara inspires openness of heart and mind, allowing her blessings to naturally unfold.

🕉️ Green Tara Mantra

“Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha”

This sacred mantra means “I prostrate to the Liberator, Mother of all the Victorious Ones.” It is recited to invoke Tara’s swift protection and compassionate energy.

🖌️ Product Details

Size of Inner Painting: 21 x 29 in (53 x 74 cm)
Size with Silk Brocade: 42 x 65 in (105 x 165 cm)
Material: Handmade Tibetan Cotton Canvas

Colors: Natural Stone Pigments, Water, Tibetan Hide Glue Mixture

Orientation: Vertical, Unframed

Quality: Master Quality, Hand-painted in Nepal

Each brushstroke reflects the precision and devotion of traditional Himalayan craftsmanship.

✨ Why You’ll Love This Thangka

Hand-painted using traditional Tibetan methods

Rich detailing and intricate linework

A powerful spiritual symbol of compassion and protection

Perfect for meditation rooms, altars, or elegant wall décor

One-of-a-kind collectible sacred art

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